Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

TEE LIGHT or LOVE.
Fair 4 she ansh Of summer dswn,
When the gate Of peagi unelosss,
AZ Il aiimmers along the dswy Lawn
And ehimmess nm0na the roses,
A u wakas che litfis dFopa Of dew
To qaiysFfnas Of delight.
And threads she aisass Of the forest
On the trail Of The flying night.
eoft ID the CLEAN Of the summer stars
Wien The fevsFiah daF IL ovsr.
Whan the faya are shoat ID silver earn.
And the dnaky moth IL rover,
when over the coach Of tie dreaming
flowers
The usiass Of The fountain creep.
Ana the Iangnsd ears Of the drowsy
hours
are woosd By The song Of the dssp.
Bat shs dazziing hines Of shs morning
fail.
And duh are ils golden Ianess.
And aIl the light Of the stars grow pale
Ia nay darlina's tender Rlanossi
For the stars may shine With thousand
dyes.
And q myriad sunb4anas fall,
Bot the fight Of love 10 woman's syes
Ia the puEest light Of ell.
--Sanswel Afssars PEEK, n ". Q. TSmss-
Dsnsoeras.
Tbs past week has beea enc Of con
siderable eaisty Ia seattle. We have
had comic opsrs, an attractive bazaar
sale. ssysEal Church sooials and nam-
Der Of pEivale entertainments. Ths
heavens, for the nraa part Of the wsek,
we're dark and teeachaE Gus. bus this did
NOT assm - serio usly effect paFtieipa-
sisdA the Important social events 90
suFEisG 81 that time. With Thursday
came change. and Il is 70 be hoped
thAa the beautiful days thai have Jest
past are for eFunnsrs Of . Iona season Of
Delightful weather.
BArTALIos BAND NAIL.
The ball at she skating Fink on ThuFs-
day evening last, urdeF the auspices Of
the First Battalion Band. was quite
largely attended. About $50 we're real
Ikea. which will be devoted 30 paying
for she new uniforms. Tue affair was
conducted by most deserving oraaniza
ti0ms and large number OF we'll known
people showed eommendabls Interest
IN rs welfare BY participating 10 the
aDnaement OF the evening. TIE floor
vas we'll covered with dancers and the
galleries contained q goodiy number Of
friends VITO attended merely 10 lock on
~ IA A. ~
dances we're we'll selected and thoaa Who
engaged Ia them appeared TO be In tbs
happieat spiFits The music was far.
ntabed By the Battalion Orchestra and
the gaiety of the evening was bfonRht 70
q close little after midnight.
Those present we're Capt. aud Mrs J %
Hainea, Miss Josie Livlngatone, Mia
LAtimeF. Miss Boasdman, Miss Halter
Mrs. Stacey. Miss C0ffman. Miss Annis
Hall, Mas suiih. Mrs. Col. Lyon, Mis-
Jordan. Miss Wright, Mrs. AdaiE, Miss
Elite Robinson. Miss Moran, Mis-
Morgan stern, Misc Jsnes. Mls.
Terry, Mrs.. Terry, Miss Ste.
yens Miss Gormlee, Mrs. Booth
Miss Arnold, Miss Mcpherson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Marsin. Mrs
ThoFnell, MTe. Hun, Colonel Halter
Captain Carr. Lieut.. Kellogg, MeesFs
Baker, Hatfield. Dawson, Kellogg
Sharpe, Perkins, Metieaney, Nor
RansteFn, Euehre, Ffusch, Stan
lev. V. II. Smith, N. X. Smvthe
Hogs, Lorraine, Street. Preston, Stew
art, GFihlh, Smith, PenfeId, Booth
Terry. uoonhs. Msany, Haa, Pum
phrey. Coulter. kinnear. MeKeou. Per
ser. ThoFnell, Mcpherson and Stevens
PRESBYTERIAN pAxAAR.
One Of the most interesting events o.
the week was the Bazaar held ri "a.
Skating Rink on Tuesday and wednes
day evenings BY the Presbyterian 70
eiety. The weather was net ell tina
could have been desired. and there wers
counter attractions In The city; bat fsi
all that cur people turned ont Ia quit,
large numbers and . very good sized
sam was Feaiizsd from the salea a,ads
by she fair atsandanIa The hall VA
eaatefally decorated With days and ian
teEua. ans with the eiaveFly ARRANGED
booths pre- anted an attractive appear
anoa. The booths were aFstssicAIiV Rot-
SEQ up. and we're presided over BY youns
ladies handsomely ArFayed In the Coz
tunes or dill rent natl nalitiea. In ad-
Dillon. there we're counters fog the sals
~ N&NN - aAAAN aaAsts4NA WNAA WNHI1
and uFnamental ~ well "a for the aerv-
ing Of Ice cream, candy and oiher 70.
frcahmenia Many OF the costumes
we're rich and elaborate, and Ia them
selves we're worth going 10 zee. The
scene vas . brilliant one, and on AIS
ascond evening the pleasure was greatly
heightened by the presencs Of the First
BastAlioa Band, whieh aiscoarsea 4
numhes of dne selections 20 appFecia.
tive listeners. Nearly 500 we're real
t1sd By she entsEtAinment.
nI5ou oFxRA COMPANY.
Miss Adelaide Randall and her com.
pany appeared 81 tie Opera House on
Taeedav and Wednesday lasa 10 audi.
encaa that we're ALTOGETHER TOO ANAL.
CONSIDERING the excelleuae Of the ESQ
performances The NJ Aaoes waa pEs.
sented on she araa evsains and Fra Di.
avelo on The seeand. In the EiFst named
work TIE company was aaan % eard ad.
vantage. Msss Randall esaAyins The raIs
Of Bettina with charming eFaes ana
naivete. The ether characters were
veil taken ard the chorus, although
small. did remarkably effacsixa serxice.
Fra Dtavaio h something Of & higher
order and the trsaps did not appear
90 much at hosas - on thu pRsvlaus
eveaine. Miss Randall. however, ives
excellent ana proved herself an actress
and vocalist Of ne mean rank. The
musical accompaniment was pAiufally
weAk and The hoaae fax trom cordial or
enthusiasts, and tie artists worked
therefore under difficnltics. II IL only
fair 10 say that the eraantz ,tisn 4 4
sarape one. There Ia seme inferior tal,
cut. bus NEST ef the m mheFs are good
eincaFa and actors, and tue chorus vera
is remarkably fell aud even.
BAPTIST sacEAK.
The Baptist church satsEtAinmenl ca
Friday evening vas = pleasavahle a8aie.
There vas q large attendance AZ ths
ohureh - erloy The fetiawine pre-
kramme; Gospel hsSan. congregation;
reading. Mr., A.E Aawsers eospsl hvEn,
eeneFeeatiens soaa. Mr.. Twfazs EeaisA
ton. Miss Rohsnsoa; aopR. Mf. Twt@;
oFatioa. Nj. q A. ksnnsas; rraasrs,
AIs. 4. T. Hawses. uPon tie eomple
tion Of tie of4sr 81 exercises. Theses
pfcsent ad3aarned 10 the pariors &C 4
paFtook Of esaasiful rspasi.
rs,rra1 fam sa.v1as